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flet build
should raise an error when trying to package an app with native modules for iOS or Android
#2356
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@FeodorFitsner I have a question, not related to the issue. Can we include stackoverflow code here in this repository? |
What do you mean? |
I mean, that can we use the code from stackoverflow questions and answers in the commits to this repo? |
Sure, we can: https://stackoverflow.com/help/licensing provided attribution to the original source/author is kept, like a link to a SO article should work I guess. |
Okay then, thank you |
And @FeodorFitsner , please provide me an insight of how do you provide warnings to the user in the |
For example? |
Like, if we wanted to provide warning to the user about the C extension modules... |
And can we use python's built in |
Sure, we can. Here is an example: https://github.com/flet-dev/flet/blob/main/sdk/python/packages/flet-core/src/flet_core/text.py#L275-L279 |
Thank you 😊 |
… native modules for iOS or Android Close #2356
* `flet build -vv` should run `pip install` with verbose output Close flet-dev#2351 * `flet build` should raise an error when trying to package an app with native modules for iOS or Android Close flet-dev#2356 * Generate app asset hash for more effective unpacking Close flet-dev#2289 * Fix "OSError: [WinError 193] %1 is not a valid Win32 application" error on Windows Fix flet-dev#2318 * Flet version bumped to 0.19.0 * Replace --windows-tcp-port with a random port
Related case: #2332 (comment)
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